Datang: Li Er Eavesdropped on My Voice and Became Furious and Spewed Fire

Cheng Chumo traveled through time and became the eldest son of Cheng Yaojin. He just wanted to lie down like a salted fish and drink flower wine. Li Shimin offered sacrifices to the sky and prayed for rain. He complained crazily in his heart: It is better to sell the palace treasures to buy grain than to sell the palace treasures to buy grain, set up a merit monument and let all officials donate grain. Every word was heard by Li Er - after being furious, he realized that what this kid said was reasonable. He tore up the imperial edict on the spot, punished Yuan Tiangang to kneel down, set up a monument to raise food, and then issued an order: All this work should be handed over to Cheng Chumo, the minister of the household sealing department. If he couldn't complete the task, he would become a groom for eight hundred royal horses. Cheng Chumo burst into tears on the spot. What's even more outrageous is that Princess Huainan stopped the car halfway, made him drunk with a box of gold and a jug of wine, and threw him down. He rode to the Ministry of Revenue to report, his legs still shaking - Li Er's daughter was asleep, the gold was taken, but work still had to be done. Two Hanlin doctors from the Ministry of Revenue turned their nostrils to the sky and called him a fool. Cheng Chumo sneered: Comparing arithmetic? Is this kind of elementary school student question worthy of being presented? Li Er could hear Cheng Chumo complaining, furious and delicious at the same time. The heartfelt flow of the Tang Dynasty began with offering sacrifices to heaven and overturning the car. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.